A news service claims that in many UK cities there are now more entire homes listed on Airbnb than there are homeless families in temporary accommodation.
Experts discuss whether current conditions favour buyers or sellers.
House prices across the United Kingdom rose in April for the first time in eight months, a building society has revealed.
There’s never been a tougher time for the private rented sector (PRS) with demand soaring and stock dwindling tenants are struggling with finding a place to live.
Total residential planning applications dropped to their lowest annual total in a decade in 2022, while the proportion of applications that were successful versus those that were rejected also currently sits at its lowest since 2008.
The amount of money invested in UK commercial property has fallen across all sectors, new research has found.
Rental growth across Great Britain in March hit 10.8%, posting its third ever double-digit increase since the Hamptons Lettings Index began just over a decade ago.
The majority (73%) of landlord sales in 2022 were made by those reaching retirement, with many being early adopters of the first buy-to-let mortgages which launched in 1996, Hamptons research shows.
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